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  • Researchers dragging a fishing net in a tidal creek in the salt marsh.

Data & Publications

For over 50 years, Baruch Institute scientists have conducted short- and long-term (5+ year) research projects focused on advancing our understanding of coastal and estuarine systems. Much of this work centers on our primary research site, the North Inlet-Winyah Bay estuarine system, supported by a network of continuous monitoring stations. Learn more below!

Water quality monitoring station in Winyah Bay

Real-time Data

Access real-time data on water levels, water quality, and weather conditions in the North Inlet-Winyah Bay estuarine system.
An aerial view of salt marsh creeks and ocean

Site Profile

Learn more about our study system and over 50 years of Institute activities in this comprehensive review from the North Inlet-Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve.

Close up image of a southern flounder (fish) on a measuring board.

Contributions List

Review the nearly 2,000 journal articles, book chapters, and publications produced by Baruch Institute scientists since the late 1960s.

Close up image of a southern flounder (fish) on a measuring board.

Fishes of North Inlet Estuary

Download an illustrated guide to the 100+ species of fish found in the waters of North Inlet estuary.

 

 

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